The answer Joseph Unanue. In the
year 1976, He was named president of the company, whose main base of operations
was by then in New
Jersey. His brother Frank ran Goya de Puerto Rico, Inc., located in <span>Bayamon, Puerto Rico<span>. Under his management,
the corporation became the biggest Hispanic–owned food distributor in the
United States, with sales of over $800 million a year and with over 2,000
employees. Goya Foods grew to have more than a dozen services in the
continental United States, while allied companies operate in Puerto Rico, the
Dominican Republic, and Spain.</span></span>
The requirement of colonists to pay for the upkeep of British soldiers is known as Quartering. This requirement was part of the Quartering Act and was an amendment to the Mutiny Act.
Answer:
The British government took control over the colonist, and after that the colonist declared independence.
Explanation:
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